Postdoc at Google in near-term error correction

Google AI, Quantum Team

Postdoctoral researcher in near-term quantum error correction

Venice Beach, California

Requirements:

  • PhD in a quantum computing related area (e.g. physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, etc.) with research experience in a quantum computing
  • Some research experience with quantum error correction and/or fault tolerance
  • Recent graduate at time of starting
  • Interest in development of applications for near-term quantum devices
  • Familiarity with Python, C, or C++

Research Description:

This is a limited term, full-time postdoctoral research appointment pursuing research aimed at increasing the potential for near-term quantum computers by reducing the impact of noise. Specifically, we will seek to improve the impact of technology from quantum error correction and fault tolerance on near-term devices.  The work includes the development of new algorithms, improvement of existing techniques with a focus on near-term implementations, and planning potential experiments on real quantum hardware to test and improve methods. You will be working closely with senior research scientist Jarrod McClean from the Google AI Quantum Team.  The team is highly collaborative and publication of novel research is both expected and encouraged.

For more information, please contact Jarrod McClean () directly.  Interested applicants are encouraged to include an updated CV.

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